Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 07, 1933, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUTt MEPFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOR1), OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1933. Society and Clubs Edited by Eoa Nealon Hamilton ' Mesdemes Strang and Llntott In Program. Mia. Kill Carlton Strang and Mn ' Praneea Llntott will present a pro gram over action XMED thta even ing from 7:00 to 7:30 o'clock, lnclud , Ins piano, vocal aoloa and two vocal duets. Mri. Untott, organlat and ' pianist from Roseburg, u guest here ( for two wecka of Mrs. Strang and ' played last Bunds? at tha Presbyte ' rlau church, whera aha will ba heard again tills coming Sunday aa guest 4 orKanlat, Tha program thla evening will open i with a vocal aolo by Mra. Strang. ' "Sing Ma to Sloep." A duet, "I Would . That My Love" will tollow, and a piano number by Mra. Llntott, "The . Prlaat'a March." Other numbera will ' be: "Tha Winding Trail." vocal, by , Mra. Strang: "Valae Psrlslenne," pi ano. Mra. Llntott and "Sweet and Low." vocal duet. , Hiding Party Enjoyed In Dark Hollow section - Medford'a riding fana took to their . eteeda again laat avenlng for a gel- lop Into tha country aectlon and fa- vored tha popular Dark Hollow road, which waa well lighted by tha full noon laat night. - Supper waa enjoyed by tha trail before tha return trip waa atarted. in wio pnrby were, wiuvcb nctcii Klnck, Marjorle Llndley, Helen Wood Alleen Lathtm, Mrs. Oraoe Voas, Mr. and Mrs, Dodge of tha academy, Mra. McRae and Meaara. Oortfon Benson and Fred Buck. Ml ss' Kvanson In Rrcltal Next Tuesday Evening, A much anticipated avant In musi cal clrclea will be hold next Tuesday avonlng, when Mlaa Batty Evanson will play In piano recital at the Bald win Piano Shoppe Recital hall. Mlsa Xvanaon la a atudent of Oaorge Bopkltu, head of the piano depart ment at the University of Oregon, who played here a short time ago, and much haa been heard of her progress In muslo at tha unlveralty. Her Med ford friends an anxlOuily awaiting her appearanca. here. Home From Holiday -At Lake o the Woods. ' Mr. and Mra. Frank Reum, Mr. and Mrs. Berthold Barnum and Dr. and Mrs. P. O. Bunch have returned from Lake o' tha Woods, where they spent tha holiday. Tha Bunohea now have aa house guest Dr. Bunch'a uncle, W. H. Bunch of Coqullle, and are expecting tha Phil Singletons of Roseburg to arrive thla week-end for a week'a atay here. They will be accompanied by little Mlsa Oeraldlna Bunch, who has been visiting at the Singleton horn In Roseburg for alx or aeven weeks. Miss Silver Quest Here From Portland. Miss Sarah Silver of Portland ta a gueet of relatives and friends In Med ford thla week. Miss UetcheU and aunt Arrive From Nnuth Mlsa Olorla Oetchell. daughter of mt. ano Mra. Delroy aetchell, and her guest, Mlsa Marcla McParland, of San Mateo, arrived here today on tha Shasta from the southern city to va cation In Medford. Mlsa Oetchell haa been spending tha past aeveral weeka In San Mateo and Beverly Hills, following her graduation from the Csatllleja school at Palo Alto. Mr. Patton Host ' ' At Luke Uesort. Hamilton Patton win ba among Meaiord folk entertaining at Lake o' the Woods, popular eouthem Oregon resort thla week-end, having Invited a number of friends there as his guests. Mlsa Banish Invite Guests to forma! nance. Miss Joyce Banish of the younger aet will be hosteaa thta avenlng at a formal eupper danca at tha home of her aunt, Mra. 1. 1. Bchujer. She has Invited 30 guests for the occasion. Lester Merrlman and Prank Pas more, who have been In the creamery business In Medford for tha past sev eral years, announced today that they will open a modern creamery, to be known aa Merrlman Dairy, at 600 Weat Sixth street next Wednesdny. Tha newest modern machinery haa been Installed in tha building for merly occupied by the Lincoln Meat market. Tha plant will have a retail store which will sell butter, buttermilk and cottage cheese. Milk delivery routes will ba added later In the year, ac cording to the ownera. Mr. Paamore saya that hla firm will ba ready to receive cream Monday and they will pay a premium for sweet cream. All weighing, aampllng and testing will be done personally by the ownera, Mr. Merrlman won a prize for but tar at the Paclflo International live stock exposition two yeara ago. Morton Salt Offer Baloons Saturday Economy Groceteria Tha Morton Salt company will give away a balloon with a purchase of Morton's aalt Saturday at the Econ omy Oroceterla atorea, according to P. J. McGuern, representative of the Morton Salt company In thla territory. Tha balloons will ba In the shape of a goose, says Mr. McOuern, and make clever novelty toya for tha kiddles. AUSTRALIAN ACE DEFEATS VINES FOR NET TITLE WIMBLEDON, England, July T P) Jack Crawford, Aiutrtllan ftar. won tho final round ot the men's a Ingle and WltU It th Wimbledon championship from EUswortb Vines today, 4-0, 11-8. fl-2, 3-8, 0-4. The Australian became, temporarily at least, king of the tennis world as ho added the prized Wimbledon title to that of bis native land and of Prance. His bitter fire set victory over vines, who won the title last year. follows by only a few weeks a straight set victory over Henri Cochet. once great ace of Prance, in the finale of the French championships. It waa the eighth meeting between the new and the old t (tie holders of Wimbledon with Crawford victor now In three matches to fire for the American champion. Vines eaally took the first set 6-4 but Crawford then came back to run off the next two, the third rather easily. When the American came flashing back with all his old speed to win 0-3 and even the match U seemed as though he had the cham pionship again at his mercy, but Crawford, a real stylist of the courts and almoflt aa big as Vines, was not to be denied and smashed through to victory to gain rightful ranking as the leading player of the world. SAVES GIRL'S LIFE VANCOUVER, Wash., July 7. (AP) The training George Demos, 11, re ceived In the public school awl na ming courses in Salem stood him In good stead here Thursday, and he was acclaimed as a hero today for the rescue of Betty Jean Cllne, 9, from the awlrllng waters of the Columbia river. Betty had fallen from a floating rtiuway at a Vancouver dock. George, a alender lad of 63 pounds, heard her crten. A whirlpool had caught the giri ana was spinning ner. dizzily The first Impulse George had was to dive Into the stream. He remem bered, then, the training he had had In the Salem schools. The first pre cept of lif waving la to "row, throw or go." "I Just hung onto the slippery logs," he said, "and waited until the whirlpool swept her around to me. She'd gone down agnln but when she came up I grabbed her and slipped pari of the way Into the water until I could get a good hold. Then Z climbed up and pulled her up." A. A. A. CONTEST BOARD FINDS STANDARD MILEAGE UNSURPASSED Z -"-.St- Brrrl 420 laps at nlofiMlme but the A. A. A. Contest Board says accuracy and not comfort cornea first In mileage teste. Of the 7 gasolines tested the Board'i certification of "Unsurpassed ' was given to Standard Gasoline. Prank Seofleld, official driver for mileage tests, whose speed and "groov ing" waa so close that time variations between mile-laps never exceeded one fifth of one second. E PAIR WILL PART LOS ANGELES, Cal., July 7. (AP) William Powell, debonair screen ac tor, and Carole Lombard, actress, are going to be divorced In Nevada on her complaint, Mra. E. C. Peters, her mother, disclosed late laat night. Powell was reported by friends to have been out of the city for several days. His wife was understood to have gone to Reno about a woek ago. A property settlement haa been ef fected between the actor and Mlas Lombard, Mra. Peters said. Powell, long starred In pictures, la perhaps best known In the role of Phllo Vance, master detective. Coffee Ann Shop In Nash Building Re-Opens Saturday Coffee Ann's at the Nash Hotel cor ner Is all aet for re-opening tomor row In enlarged and redecorated quar ters, offering special menus for the first day, the management announced. In addition to five large booths, there is a long counter with 14 stools, and a 13-foot bar. Bright green awn ings at all the side windows lend a cool atmosphere to Coffee Ann's. - Florida's state flower la the orange blossom. GRANTS PASS, Ore July 7. (AP) Authorizing Mayor Walter W. Stock well, City Attorney James T. Ghln nock and D. O. Mclntyre, chalrmm of the city council's street commit tee, to wait upon the state highway commission with a demand for a por tion of the state'ea federal aid money specifically set aside for street work In cities, the Grants Pass city coun cil last night set in motion a pro gram fot the seal-coating and widen ing of the Pacific highway through Granta Pass. Declaring that the paving laid by the city In 1010 has given perfect service to Paclflo highway travel for 23 years but that now It mut have a seal-coat to preserve It, the coun cil authorized both communications and delegations to contact the high way body and see to It that the work Is done. Coach Has Bad Luck In Fishing MILTON - PREBWATER. Ore.. July 7. (UP)-Coach Eddie Buck of Mc Laughlin union high offers thla as bis hard luck today. He went fishing. His glasses fell in the water. Searching for them, hit wriatwatch followed. Retrieving that, he himself went In. The fish got away. REV. KNQnS ARRIVES WITH FAMILY TO TAKE M. E. PASTORATE HERE Reverend Joseph Knotta, appointed pastor In Medford for the Methodist Episcopal church, arrived here Thurs day, from Tha Dalles, accompanied by his wlfs and bar mother. Mrs. Martha Boss. Their son, Rosa Knotta, who will be a senior at Willamette unl veralty next year, la temporarily em ployed at the state house, In fialem, but plana to Join them here In a few weeka. Reverend Knotta will succeed Rev A. a. Bennett at the church here, and comes to the community highly recommended. He waa formerly locat ed in Iowa, and spent five yeara In Peru aa a mission teacher. Re also served for four yeara aa paator'of the church at orante Pass, and for five yeara with the Roseburg church. Five successful yeara aa pastor of The Dailea church have Just been completed by Reverend Knotta, and wit npurw atthmmt forJelly or Jam Full of Juice, rich in flavor, tha cherries now on the market are .low-priced and juit right to make firm, sparkling jelly, with out a chance of failure by using Pcn-Jcl. It adds to the ripe cherryjuicewhatNanireleftouc Pectin. Easy Cup'foY'Cup . Method ' No complicated book of recipe necmry . . . (imply follow Mir direction on tha psclugt . juit on recipe for all fruit. SPEAS PENJEl Pay Less Dress Better Ask for S. and H. Green Stamps They Mean Added Savings for You. Pay Less Dress Better , AS ; nil Bl3 CV I VIT MM -"J w aa MAIN FLOOR FINAL CLOSE OUT OF Early Summer. Coats Y2 Price! Ton'll be delighted with the amnilng values In this special Jnly sale of early slimmer coats. You must see these coats tomorrow to fully appreciate the remarkable savings you are making . , , they're smartly tailored . . . excellent mntertulj aiul popular shades predominate! , $12.45 Coats Reduced to $6.75 $14.45 Coats Reduced to $7.25 , Other Coats in this lot correspondingly priced for this sale SALE OF BLOUSES Iff re are some r harming new bloattrs, Jiirt the thing for warm, u miner wear . Kswhlimrtl of cotton gtnrgrtt. organdie, hatlate and dotted ffwlna. Two apeclal main floor bargain groups $1.25 and $1.95 Final Close Out Of our large stork of Artlstlqne and De Reraise FOUNDATION GARMENTS $3.05 Corselcttcs $2.95 $5.00 Corselottes $3.95 $1.50 Girdles $1.00 $1.05 Girdles $1.45 Others correspondingly Low CHILDREN'S DRESSES Rpgular 1 .ta Ilk Crepe KrwMg lor children . . alzrs S to 8. Main floor apeclal tomorrow 98c BABY Blankets New fall line Of baby - blankets . , , tome unusually attractive dealgna In all eUea , . anme nlaln color, too. Priced from 59c to $1.49 IN OUR BASEMENT UNIFORMS Tlire plain eolitr nnltnnna In m, nine aolil. ' green mH hite ar attrartneir trimmed in hlle. Kriujsr 11.53 value, and a real haemrni bargain at S. Si H. Saving Stamps 95c ept. Store Bargains SPORT JACKETS Suede and flannel sport Jarketa ... the last word for summer r." . . . Lovely shades and the very newest shapes . . . Suedes ttS low as ', . Flannels as low as . ; Light Shoes On Sale Smart ten aand and nun tan pumps, straps and oxfords In a special lot on sale on onr main floor tomorrow . . These exceptionally faxMonnhle shoes represent values to $4.95 In one big vnlue-glvlng group Saturday for $1 .98 1 CLOSE OUT! A Special Lot of White Enna Jettick Shoes $3.95 &V$rf5$f ?5.95 felW m Kid pumps and straps crepe fahrtr oxfords bark snort oxfords and low heal kid sport oxfords which formerly sold for S.OO. Close-out iDeclal "Yon Need No Longer tie Told Too Hare An Expensive root" CLOSE OUT! MESH HOSE We are closing out our mesh hosiery during this July event ... Values to $1.95. Specialty priced at 79c pr. Bathing Shoes . . Necessities on the picnic and outing . . . Here are three real vaiue-gtvlng groups 49c values 39c S3 05 65c values ..59c . . i oe i to. pi.v values ...... i &k BARGAIN BASEMENT Close Out Sale WOMKVS Summer Shoes Here are four big bargain lot for this July event . pump and oxfords of tans, sands, white and black . cnmwe from four big bargain-table lots. Values to $2. Ml $1.00 $1.49 $1.79 $1.93 Canvas Shoes lust the thing for summer! Can Tas shoes with rrepe soles and Cuban heels In red, green and white. ltacinent bargain price $1.00 Girdles ne are pricing our girdle To SELL . . , our special bargain tnhle In our basement shop . 25c to 59c Prints On Sale .16-Inch ramhrlc Prints In tome excellent patterns specially priced Saturday In our basement store at. yard 10c Men's Work Shoes The M. M. Basement has become the recognized headquarters for working men's shoes and apparel . . , Here are a few shoe Items that show Just why the working man prefers to shop at this store , . Black wax-calf blucher a hnsky shoe, priced at $1.69 Black elk blucher good for -months of hard wetx....$1.9S You can't beat this brown elk blucher for wear. Spl $2.-15 the work among the young people in tha Bpworth League there waa Par ticularly outstanding. The Ep worth League ot tha The Dalle reoalved tha state efficiency award for two yeara, and tied the third, In state-wide competition. Reverend and Mra. Knotta will make their home at tha parsonage, 37 North Orange street. He will be In charge of the services at tha church here Sunday. CENTRAL POINT. GRANGE TO HEAR DRY APPEAL Central Point grange will conduct Its regular meeting thla evening at which Urn. Homer Billing, will give a twenty-minute talk against repeal of tha Eighteenth amendment. The session will open at eight o'clock, and other member, are to be Included m the program. filmT FREE SWIM - DANCE at TWIN PLUNGES "The Fun Spot of Southern Oregon" PAY-LESS DRUGS VTE SELL FOB LESS Save from 10 to 50 fo ON ALL PURCHASES Patents 75o Scott Emulsion .49 75o Swamp Boot 43 $1.39 Pinkham Compound .........97 $1.35 Pierce's Eemedies ; 97 $1.80 Agarol 97 Baby Foods Lb. Lacto Dextrin ..59 Lb. Mead's Cereal ....23 $1.20 S. M. A 91 75o Squibb 's Choc. Vitavose 49 75c Thompson Choc. Malt Milk 45 Antiseptics $1.00 Listerine 67 $1.00 Lavoris 67 75o Dr. Lyons Astringent Mouth Wash 49 $1.00 Fepsodent Antiseptic ....67t 60o Zonite 37 BOo Ze Pyrol Shaving Creams 50o Williams Shar. Cream 39 60o Squibb .U...29 35o Palm Olive 25 56o Colgates . 21$ 85o Burma Shave 63 75o lb. Jar Nassours Brushless Shave ....49 50c Sovereign Shav. Cream 1 P Soaps 10c Palm Olive, 4 for 19 lOo Camay, 4 for 19 8c Life Buoy, 3 for 19 10c Lux Soap, 3 for 19 15o Stork Castile, 2 for 1 K Med. Ivory Soap, 4 for -19 Remedies 80c Sal Hepatica 37 $1.50 Citrocarbonate 89j 65o Bi So Dol .43 75o Aoidine 59 85c Eruschen Salt ... 59 Hay Fever Remedies Hills Ephedrine Nose Drops 23 75c Vapex .59 $1.00 Sinaseptio 73 50c Arzen 29 r 75c oz. Ephedrine Comp. ...39 Tooth Pastes 50c Ipana -33 25c Dr. West's 14 50c Kolyno's 29 60o Forhan'g 37 50c Squibb 's 29 39 60c Dr. Lyon's Powder 1 lb. Flavored Sodium Perborate 79d Hand Lotions $1.00 Frostilla 79 BOo Italian Balm 39 $1.00 Hind's H. & A. Cr 69 25o Glycerine and Eose Water 10 25o Lemon Lotion 10f 25o Cucumber Lotion 10 $1.00 Pacquin Hand Cream 79 Tobacco Lb. E.-A. Tobacco 75 Lb. Velvet Tobacco 75 Lb. Half & Half 80 $1.00 Union Leader....57 14 oz. Hurley Burley 47 12 oz. Advertiser 37 These and many other savings await you. PAY-LESS DRUGS 33 North Central None Sold to Dealers Quantity Eights Eeserved Good News, Fellows! SNIDER'S SHERBICLES ARE ONLY This new frozen confection Is the most delicious and coolest thing you can eat, Oet Sherbicles at any fountain or from your favorite dealer. SNIDER Dairy and Produce Co. North Bartlett Phone 203